The rich burghers have every reason to fear communism.

At forty, he had been twenty-two years on the street, begging nickels and dimes from the rich burghers of Minneapolis and St. Paul.

Houses of rich burghers sometimes received in the form of a richer decor.

Then there is the ongoing spectacle from Salt Lake City, where two former big shots are set up to take the hit for the rich burghers they served.

She looked at the stolid farmers and the milkmaids and the rich burghers, wondering what went on in the depths of their souls.

Steinacher, "The richest burgher in Wurzburg".

So did the knightly aristocracies and the richer burghers who 'lived nobly'.

In all the colony there are few burghers rich enough to boast five wagons.

It was throughout the 19th century a fashionable church preferred by the rich burghers of the developing New Town.

In the 1660s and 1670s, a large amount of crown land in Norway was sold to liquidate war debts, mostly to rich burghers, officials and nobles.